I hope your day is amazing, because you’re pretty amazing.
rurukatt: @seraphicrose’s lovely green dragon lady :>
The people who love you Really Do love you. Your friends don’t secretly hate you. You matter to people. You are loved. Learn to believe it even if you think it isn’t true.
Me: i have made a new AU!
Everyone: you fucked up a perfectly good world is what you did. look at it. everyone’s got anxiety.
I hate tumblr’s idea of ‘problematic’ characters so much.
An example of a problematic character would be a stock character of a marginalized group that’s reduced to a conglomeration of stereotypes that have a harmful effect on people from that group in the real world.
A problematic character is not a developed character with developed flaws and belief systems that people irl happen to be at odds with. It is not a character that interacts with other characters in ways that hurt them within the narrative. That’s what a story is. That’s what creating characters means. Developing a fleshed-out fictional person to serve a function within one’s narrative.
And characters that are solely mouthpieces for the creator’s own moral views and belief systems, regardless of what those views are, are bad characters, and make bad stories.
The ultimate AU: the modern AU where they all play World of Warcraft.
you don’t have to have had sex to know if you’re asexual.
redbeanviolin: Sum moar older comishes collecting dust. For kuriiiboh@tumblr. I have a serious soft spot for getting to re-interpret/design armor. Seriously, I have a problem.
Sum moar older comishes collecting dust. For kuriiiboh@tumblr. I have a serious soft spot for getting to re-interpret/design armor. Seriously, I have a problem.
wilburwhateley: wealdcomics: By Crom! is Rachel Kahn’s joke-a-panel autobiographical comic featuring life advice and spiritual guidance from Conan the Barbarian. It ran from January 2012 until May 2014, and is collected in two books, The Collected By Crom! and Full Colour
By Crom! is Rachel Kahn’s joke-a-panel autobiographical comic featuring life advice and spiritual guidance from Conan the Barbarian. It ran from January 2012 until May 2014, and is collected in two books, The Collected By Crom! and Full Colour Cromulence. You can read the complete archives on WealdComics.com, and grab the books in PDF. There are original comics available in Rachel’s BigCartel store and both comic prints and By Crom! shirts are available in her Society6 store.
Stay tuned to wealdcomics.tumblr.com for news on convention appearances, merch sales and the possibility of a reprint of the two books.
@ashearmstrong Speaking of Robert E. Howard. 🙂
